Mass Meeting Protests Alleged Kiev Ritual Murder Charge
Citizens from many faiths gathered at the Grand Opera House in Cincinnati to protest the Kiev Kiev ritual murder trial. The assembly endorsed a resolution to send to Secretary Bryam and city leaders condemning the charges as false and urging global unity against religious hatred.
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Kiev
Rkunaia
Hunt
Cincinnati
Gotthard Deutsch
Alfred M. Cohen
Russia
Henry Moeller
Joseph Motiter
Pontifical College Josephinum
Columbus
Deutsch
Jerusalem
United States
Ierac
Char
Herbert Bigelow
Mendel Beiliss
Andrew Jushzinski
Pope
Carolinal
Shep
Europe
Mendel Gelliss
Senate
House of Representatives
Burton
Robbery Report Hits Fifth District
A watch valued at 15 dollars was taken from the coat pocket of Harry Volked ing at 1711 Western Avenue early yesterday morning, police reported from the Fifth District yesterday.
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Harry Volkeding
Western Avenue
Fifth District
Bicycle theft report filed at police headquarters
Raymond Grease of 17 Ellan avenue reported a bicycle worth $10 stolen yesterday morning to detective headquarters.
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Raymond Grease
Ellan Avenue
Aerial Disaster Fails to Halt German Fleet Ambitions
Berlin reports that the loss of the airship La will not deter Germany's plan to expand a large serial air fleet. The Kaiser's condolence letter expresses sorrow for the victims. Despite the disaster, critics condemn the airship program while rail and ship travel appear largely unaffected. Forty seven passengers are scheduled to fly on the Zanza tomorrow.
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Berlin
Germany
Raid on Crap Game Nets Three Arrests in City
Police raided a dice game at 320 Went Fifth Street early last night. Officers Truechier Myler and Sergeant Jennings arrested Henry Wittame 326 Went Fifth Street and Reilly Motley from the same address, both charged with participating in a game of chance. A woman identified as Fdna Leaks 77 Carlisle Avenue was charged with loitering. Three dollars in change was confiscated.
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Fifth
Truechier
Myler
Jennings
First District
Henry Wittame
Weet Fifth Street
Reilly Motley
Fdna Leaks
Carlisle Avenue
Young Man Drives to River to End Life in Newport
Walter Blackford, 19, of Augusta Kentucky, came to Newport last January and worked there. He leaped from the Li N bridge into the Ohio River but was saved by J W Cheeseman who restrained him before a fatal plunge. He told police he loved a Cincinnati girl who he believed had moved on during his month away visiting relatives.
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Walter Blackford
Augusta
Kentucky
Newport
Ohio River
J. W. Cheeseman
Blackford
Ohio
Meeting at Linton closes with lecture on Cincinnati
The Federated Improvement Association will hold its first meeting where ladies are admitted at 8 p m tomorrow. Delegates and Welfare Association members and their ladies are invited to an illustrated lecture by Z. Harry of the University on Cincinnati, the City is Beautiful, in the assembly hall of the Hotel Sutton.
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Federated Improvement Association
Harry
University
Cincinnati
Sutiton
Policeman Arrests Woman After Desperate Fight
An officer from the Second District Police arrested a woman named Anna Breckenridge after a desperate struggle at New and North streets. She was taken into custody on a charge of suspicion.
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Bussin
Second District Police
Anna” Breckenridge
New
North Streets
Interference costs man a beating in city assault
James Holmes, 23, a teamster living at 525 John Street, was beaten by James Shope, who was visiting a woman being abused. Holmes, who intervened, sustained scalp wounds and was taken to City Hospital. Shope resides at 612 West Third Street.
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James Shope
James Holmes
John Street
Shope
West Third Street
Watch Stolen From Employee at Covington Bakery
Charles Campbell of 209 East Second street Covington reported at the police station that a watch valued at 10 dollars was taken from his pocket while at work in the Banner Baking Company yesterday afternoon.
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Charles Campbell
Second Street
Covington
Banner Baking Company
Ribbon and ribbon: a practical veil fastening idea
A New York Sun report outlines a simple method to hold veils with a length of color matched Krosgrain ribbon sewn along the veil edge. A small clasp on the center secures the two ends, creating a neat look and reducing edge fraying as fashions shift toward lavender mesh veils with bold black figures.
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New York
Sun
Now life is sweet now life is best refrain
Poem fragment depicts a maiden with infant clasped to her breast and a mother poetically praising life as sweet in the early days. The speaker observes youthful joy and carefree mood as rivals listen to roundel notes and chorus about life's bliss.
Wall Street Commended By Cincinnati Minister
Dr. A B Beresford preached at Walnut Hills Universalist Church that faith and morality underpin a nation beyond material Wealth. He warned Wall Street’s influence rests on market values and social stability, urging a renaissance of faith as essential to national greatness.
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Wall Street
Cincinnati
A. B. Beresford
Walnut Hills
Dlemara
Wall, Street
Welef
Beresford
Wall Street Journal
Accident at Latonid track leaves jockey’s eye at risk
Daniel Talvert, an employee at the Latonid race track, was accidentally shot in the eye by a jockey last night. He was moved to St. Elizabeth Hospital in Covington where doctors say he will likely lose sight in the eye. Police report the incident as accidental.
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Daniel Talvert
Latonid
Pea
St.Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
Fie
Richmond mail carrier loses pocketbook after night out
Grant Todd of Richmond Kentucky awoke to find his pocketbook containing over $150 and his new acquaintance missing after a night out. He reported the matter to the First District police.
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Grant Todd
Richmond
First District
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